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As another unforgettable football season comes to a close, it’s time to recognize the best of the best across New Jersey. From dominant MVP perform...

The energy around girls wrestling in New Jersey is electric, and the 2026 season is already shaping up to be something special. Across every weight...

The Class of 2028 is bursting with young talent already making noise on the mat. As sophomores, these wrestlers are past the freshman adjustment p...

The Class of 2027 is loaded with rising stars ready to take the next step. Some are already proven contenders, others are primed for major leaps, ...

The 2026 class is stacked, and this winter’s senior group might be one of the deepest we’ve seen in years. With state champs, podium regulars, and...

The 2025 football season gave us no shortage of stars, but a select few took things to a different level. These players didn’t just put up numbers...

The 2025 season delivered one of the wildest finishes New Jersey has seen in years. Seven new state champions were crowned, contenders rose at the ...

On a crisp Black Friday night under the bright lights of MetLife Stadium, St. Joseph Regional delivered one of the most complete performances in i...

Cedar Creek didn’t just win a state championship at MetLife Stadium, they authored the kind of performance that defines a program. Facing undefeat...

Only 14 teams remain and every one of them is chasing a championship. The state semifinals are here, and the margins are thinner than ever as progr...

Bridgewater-Raritan’s first sectional championship didn’t come easily, but it came with grit, big plays on both sides of the ball, and a finish worthy of a title. In a back-and-forth North 2, Group 5 final, the Panthers erased an early deficit, leaned on their defense, and delivered the decisive strike late to secure a 21–14 win over Bayonne.

Holmdel football has been building toward a night like this for decades. Under the Friday night lights, in front of a packed home crowd, the Hornets delivered a performance that will be remembered forever — a 41–20 victory over Seneca to secure the first sectional championship in program history.